Process Mining Approaches to Detect Organizational Properties in Cyber-Physical Systems. - Martin Matzner; Hendrik Scholta (ECIS, 2014)

Taking Peer-to-Peer Sharing and Collaborative Consumption onto the Next Level - New Opportunities and Challenges for E-Government. - Friedrich Chasin; Hendrik Scholta (ECIS, 2015)

Semi-Automatic Inductive Derivation of Reference Process Models that Represent Best Practices in Public Administrations. - Hendrik Scholta (ECIS, 2016)

Similarity of Activities in Process Models: towards a Metric for Domain-Specific Business Process Modeling Languages. - Hendrik Scholta (ECIS, 2016)

Will Government Forms Ever be Consistent? Detecting Violations in Form Structures by utilizing Graph Theory. - Steffen Höhenberger; Hendrik Scholta (ECIS, 2017)

From One-stop-shop to no-stop-shop: an E-Government stage Model. - Hendrik Scholta; Willem Mertens; Angela Reeve; Marek Kowalkiewicz (ECIS, 2017)

The Same but Still Different: Forms in E-Government. - Hendrik Scholta (HICSS, 2017)

Collaborative Business Process Management - A Literature-based Analysis of Methods for Supporting Model Understandability. - Andreas Hermann 003; Hendrik Scholta; Sebastian Bräuer; Jörg Becker 001 (Wirtschaftsinformatik, 2017)

Fast and Federal - Policies for Next-Generation Federalism in Germany. - Hendrik Scholta; Marco Niemann; Sebastian Halsbenning; Michael Räckers; Jörg Becker 001 (HICSS, 2019)

The Long and Winding Road of Digital Public Services - One Next Step: Proactivity. - Hendrik Scholta; Ida Lindgren (ICIS, 2019)

From one-stop shop to no-stop shop: An e-government stage model. - Hendrik Scholta; Willem Mertens; Marek Kowalkiewicz; Jörg Becker 001 (Gov. Inf. Q., 2019)

Semi-automatic inductive construction of reference process models that represent best practices in public administrations: A method. - Hendrik Scholta; Marco Niemann; Patrick Delfmann; Michael Räckers; Jörg Becker 001 (Inf. Syst., 2019)

The Data Doesn't Lie - An Approach for Form Usability Evaluation Based on Data Quality. - Sebastian Halsbenning; Hendrik Scholta; Marco Niemann (ECIS, 2020)

Walking a Mile in Their Shoes - A Citizen Journey to Explore Public Service Delivery from the Citizen Perspective. - Hendrik Scholta; Sebastian Halsbenning; Bettina Distel; Jörg Becker 001 (EGOV, 2020)

Evaluation of Success Factors for Public One-Stop Portals and Integrated Portals: A Literature Review. - Tabea Grabitz; Hendrik Scholta (Wirtschaftsinformatik (Zentrale Tracks), 2020)

Standardization of Forms in Governments. - Hendrik Scholta; Dian Balta; Michael Räckers; Jörg Becker 001; Helmut Krcmar (Bus. Inf. Syst. Eng., 2020)

A public value based method to select services for a no-stop shop implementation. - Hendrik Scholta; Sebastian Halsbenning; Jörg Becker 001 (HICSS, 2022)

A Boundary Spanning Perspective of Practical Impact: The Case of IS Practitioner Doctorates. - Stephen McCarthy; Hendrik Scholta; Geir Inge Hausvik; Peter André Busch (ICIS, 2022)

Untangling the Relationship Between Public Service Automation and No-Stop Government. - Ida Lindgren; Hendrik Scholta (EGOV, 2023)

A measurement instrument for the "ten principles of good BPM". - Peyman Badakhshan; Hendrik Scholta; Theresa Schmiedel; Jan vom Brocke (Bus. Process. Manag. J., 2023)

Proactivity in digital public services: A conceptual analysis. - Hendrik Scholta; Ida Lindgren (Gov. Inf. Q., 2023)

A taxonomy for proactive public services. - Caroline Pawlowski; Hendrik Scholta (Gov. Inf. Q., 2023)

From Text to Model to Execution: A Literature Review on Methods for Creating Conceptual Models from Legal Regulations. - Binh An Patrick Nguyen; Hendrik Scholta (ECIS, 2024)

A Method for the Collaborative and Semi-automated Generation of Conceptual Models from Legal Regulations in Public Organizations. - Binh An Patrick Nguyen; Hendrik Scholta (ePart, 2024)

A coordination perspective on digital public services in federal states. - Hendrik Scholta; Sebastian Halsbenning; Marco Niemann (Gov. Inf. Q., 2025)

Boundary Spanning and Practical Impact in IS Research: A Bourdieusian Analysis. - Stephen McCarthy; Hendrik Scholta; Geir Inge Hausvik; Peter André Busch (Inf. Syst. J., 2025)